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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1928
Page
7
Algona resident Marshall Newville was in town Monday. He notes the Junior Class Play set for March 8 and 9 in the high school auditorium.
Daily items report residents ill with minor illnesses and gradual improvement. Algona figures include A H Stock visiting for insurance matters, Barry Lay the Tacks performing as part of a junior class play scheduled March 8 and 9 at A B Auditorium, and W OH Rickless driving a new Whippet from Falk Motor. An Algona visit by E O Wright and wife with Mrs. Herman Rachut took place in Mason City. Depositors in Granada Bank received full returns. Hast Chain Bank paid 48 rent. Moves include John Stohr relocating to a Wesley township farm March 1 after selling at 140 per acre to Geo L Schmidt. Several visitors from Mason City, Titonia, German and Holland are noted with hosting at local homes.
Roy Ringsdorf and family plan relocation to St. Louis water area while H G Allis moves into the residence vacated by Irwin Shellmeyer. John Wood shifts into the Rike residence near the National building. A group of out of town youths faced nuisance charges after a Lakota dance. Local moves include Janssen family to Blust Earth farm and various neighbors visiting relatives in Portland township.
Twenty years ago visits and relocations fill the town scene with names like Garrels in Galhoun County and Bergman sold to Ramsey. births, marriages, and deaths mix with farm moves and road petitions. a central Illinois birth and multiple relocations mark the period.
Geor G Kruger finished digging his last year s crop of potatoes Saturday January 26. The Bleichs of Avoca Wisconsin travel to California for a wedding and visit relatives. Leonard Falk buys land in Wesley township for 68 per acre and Falk plans to move to Washington. Carl Carlson renews a long held allegiance. Ed Callies visits from Chicago after six years in an iron foundry. John Aldinger of Corwith and Miss Gertie Frank wed with EB Lack officiating. Katy Bergman and George Oaken wed in a Leap Year alliance February 18. Chas Inman of Bancroft visits sister Mrs Frank Ringsdorf. A Bancroft youth and teacher from the area are noted.
A Buffalo event highlights the attraction of winter teaching as the main feature rather than any sibling involvement.
An old testimonial claims Adlerika cures long standing gas and bowel issues in minutes with a bowel cleansing effect. The ad promotes W. J. Denton druggist as the seller and references a user named J. B. Hardy. The wording is inconsistent and appears to be an OCR damaged vintage advertisement.
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